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This image appears to be a scanned page from a historical newspaper, specifically "Boston Evening Transcript," as indicated at the top of the page. The content is focused on "Resorts and Travel" and discusses various social and entertainment activities at hotels and resorts, particularly in the area of Augusta, Georgia.
The page is divided into several sections. The main headline reads "Entertainments on Social Programs of Hotels at Augusta," indicating the article is about the social activities and amenities available at different hotels in Augusta. It mentions specific events, games, and guests, providing a snapshot of social life during that time.
The accompanying photograph shows a group of people gathered outdoors in front of a large building, possibly a hotel or resort, with palm trees in the background, suggesting a tropical or southern location. The people are seated at tables with umbrellas, indicating a social gathering or event.
The text below the photograph discusses events at Palm Beach and mentions "Hamilton, Bermuda," indicating a broader focus on resort destinations and social activities. The content also includes lists of guests and participants in various events, reflecting the social and cultural aspects of the time.
This image is a vintage newspaper page from the "Boston Evening Transcript," specifically Part Three, which appears to be focused on resorts and travel. The main headline reads "Resorts—Travel," and there are several articles and images on the page.
Main Article: The left column has the headline "ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA." It discusses social activities and events in Augusta, Georgia, mentioning various hotels and the people who attended these events. It includes details about a golf tournament, social gatherings, and the names of guests from different areas, including Massachusetts.
Photograph: The right column features a large black-and-white photograph with the caption "A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Small Parlor Games." The image shows a building with a balcony and several people sitting under umbrellas, likely enjoying a social event.
Additional Articles: Below the photograph, there are more articles. One mentions "Palm Beach Now Has Another Frame for the Events of a Social Afternoon," and another discusses "Many from Massachusetts Stopping at Hamilton," referring to Hamilton, Bermuda.
The page is yellowed, indicating its age, and the text is in a classic newspaper font style. The overall layout is typical of a mid-20th-century newspaper, with a focus on social events and travel destinations.
This is a page from the Boston Evening Transcript, specifically Part Three, with a prominent headline reading “Resorts — Tra” (likely “Resorts — Travel” or similar, cut off). The page is filled with social news from various resorts, focused on hotel activities, guest arrivals, and entertainment during the early 20th century.
This section details activities in Augusta, Georgia, centered around social events at three main venues:
It describes a golf tournament at the Bon Air Vanderbilt where R. A. Moody and H. A. Lorick, Sr. competed — Moody winning on a playoff after both finished 20-under-par.
It also lists notable arrivals and guests, including:
Entertainment included bridge tournaments, with 32 tables at the Forrest Hills-Ricker, featuring players such as Sir Robert and Lady Borden of Ottawa, and Mrs. J. P. Walworth.
Image Description:
A black-and-white photograph shows an outdoor terrace scene under large umbrellas, with numerous guests seated at tables. The setting appears elegant, possibly at a resort hotel, with a stately building in the background featuring arched windows and balconies. A palm tree is visible, suggesting a warm climate.
Caption:
“A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Sm...” (likely “Smiles” or “Smoking” — cut off)
“Palm Beach Now Has Another Frame for the Events of a Social Afternoon. Breakers. Its Location on a Terrace. With a View of the ... Possibilities, as Mentioned Above.”
This suggests the photo was taken at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Florida — a famed luxury resort — showcasing afternoon social gatherings such as tea and bridge games.
“Many from Massachusetts Stopping at Hamilton”
“Special to the Transcript”
Smaller Mentions:
The page is a classic example of early 20th-century society pages, focusing on the leisure activities and social movements of the upper class, especially those vacationing in Southern U.S. resorts or Bermuda.
It reflects:
The visual and textual elements together portray a world of refined leisure, clubby camaraderie, and genteel exclusivity — characteristic of American resort culture before the mid-20th century.
The image is a newspaper clipping from the Boston Evening Transcript, dated March 2–3, featuring a section titled "Resorts." The clipping highlights the social activities and programs at Augusta Bay State Resort in Augusta, Georgia. The text mentions various events such as golf tournaments, tea parties, and social gatherings. It includes a list of notable guests and participants, along with descriptions of their activities and locations within the resort. The clipping also contains a black-and-white photograph of a group of people gathered in a social setting, possibly at a resort or hotel.
A newspaper page is displayed on a gray background. The newspaper is titled "Resorts - Tra" and has a vintage look. The text is written in black font, and the background is white. The newspaper page has a black-and-white image of a building with a tree in front of it. The image is accompanied by a caption that reads "A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Smoke."
The image is a scanned page from a historical newspaper or publication titled "Boston Evening Transcript", dated March 7, 1908. The page is divided into two main sections, each with distinct content and accompanying illustrations.
The page provides a glimpse into early 20th-century resort culture, highlighting the social and recreational activities at prominent hotels in Augusta, Georgia, and Palm Beach, Florida. It reflects the era's emphasis on leisure, hospitality, and elite social gatherings. The inclusion of both textual descriptions and a visual representation offers a comprehensive view of the resort experience during that time.
This image shows a scanned newspaper page from the "Boston Evening Transcript." It is labeled "PART THREE" and the section headline is "Resorts - Travel." The layout includes multiple columns of text, typical of newspaper formats, with headlines indicating the content beneath. Prominent articles are titled "ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA," and "A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Smaller Gatherings." A subheading "Palm Beach Now Has Another Frame for the Events of a Social Afternoon at The Breakers. Its Location on a Terrace. With a View of the Sea" is seen above a photograph that occupies the center of the page.
The photograph shows a gathering presumably from an earlier era, with people seated and standing in an outdoor setting. Many of the individuals are dressed in what appears to be early 20th-century attire; women in dresses with hats, and men in suits. They appear to be attending a social event, situated in front of a building that could be a hotel or large estate. Palm trees suggest the location is in a warm, possibly tropical, climate.
The newspaper's focus on travel and resorts, along with names of attendees and their social engagements, suggests that this page caters to a readership interested in high society events, leisure activities at resorts, and related travel news. The paper quality and typography are consistent with publications from the first half of the 20th century, although without a date specified in the visible portion of the image, it is difficult to determine the exact time of publication.
The image is a vintage newspaper clipping mounted on a gray background. It appears to be a page from the Boston Evening Transcript, labeled “PART THREE” and with a large header that reads something like “Resorts—Travel.” The left column contains an article titled “ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA,” while the center-right features a sepia-toned photograph of a southern resort setting: a building with arched windows and a terrace, palm trees, and people seated at tables under umbrellas, giving a scene of a social afternoon at Palm Beach. The overall look is aged, with yellowed paper and classical newspaper typography.
The image is a clipped page from an old newspaper titled "Boston Evening Transcript," specifically from the section "Resorts — Tra." The visible part of the headline mentions "A Southern Setting for Bridge, Tea, and Sma..." which appears to refer to social activities or events.
On the left side, there is an article titled "ENTERTAINMENTS ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS OF HOTELS AT AUGUSTA," which discusses social events and guests at Augusta, Georgia. The article mentions various names and details of social activities, including a golf tournament at the Bon Air Vanderbilt, and the arrival of prominent guests.
In the center is a photograph depicting a large social gathering on a terrace or lawn outside a grand building, possibly a hotel or resort, with many people sitting and standing under large umbrellas. It appears to be a social event or afternoon tea with people dressed in formal or semi-formal attire.
Below the photograph, there is a caption that reads: "Palm Beach Now Has Another Frame for the Events of a Social Afternoon Breakers. Its Location on a Terrace. With a View of the S... Possibilities, as Mentioned Abov..." The rest of the caption is not fully visible.
Underneath the caption and across the bottom part of the page, there are smaller columns of text discussing various social doings and arrivals at different resorts and hotels, including mentions of people from Massachusetts, Boston, and other areas. The text includes a mix of social news, guest arrivals, and event notes.
This image is a scan of an old newspaper clipping. The title across the top reads "Resorts – Tra..." with the rest of the title cut off. It is from the Boston Evening Transcript and labeled as "PART THREE." Beneath the headline, there are several columns of text describing social programs and entertainment activities at hotels in Augusta. Activities mentioned include bridge, tea, and sporting events.
To the center-right is a sepia photograph of what appears to be a social gathering. The photo shows people seated at tables with umbrellas outdoors, in front of a large building with arched windows and palm trees in the background. The style suggests a relaxed and elegant atmosphere.
Other text sections include headings like "Entertainments on Social Programs of Hotels at Augusta" and smaller text that names locations, people, and events. Additional topics include "Palm Beach," "Many from Massachusetts," and other travel and resort-related content. The clipping has an aged look, with discoloration and jagged edges indicative of its vintage nature.